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Hand grenade (drink)



A hand grenade is a strong alcoholic beverage sold at only four locations in New Orleans, all owned by Tropical Isle, Inc., 718 Orleans Street, Suite 10, New Orleans, LA 70116. The drink has a unique melon taste, is colored yellow-green, and comes in a plastic half-yard glass shaped like a hand grenade at the bottom, with smaller plastic grenades inside the container. It is extremely popular among tourists in the French Quarter, and it has even been featured in songs by Ludacris and other artists. The exact recipe is a trade secret, but it seems to be made of various liqueurs and liquors. The company that sells it is fiercely protective of its intellectual property rights; however it does sell its mix in quart and gallon-sized plastic bottles. The instructions tell the consumer to add water and everclear (grain alcohol.) One quart of syrup yields 148 ounces of Hand Grenade drink. Tropical Isle also offers two other trade secret alcoholic beverages: the Horny Gator ® and the Tropical Itch ®.

References

*The purported recipe for the drink.
*The One and Only Hand Grenade.



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